Met Office Says UV Is ‘Low’ But Advises Suncream in Direct Sun; Perth Man Applies Factor 50 ‘To Make a Point’
October sunshine brings a gentle UV reading. One Perth resident sees it as a challenge.
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October sunshine brings a gentle UV reading. One Perth resident sees it as a challenge.
Daylight continues to shrink. One Perth office worker says he hasn't seen his house in daylight on a weekday since the clocks changed.
Mostly dry, cloudy days of around 11°C, with chilly nights. Fog is likely, so fireworks may be 'heard rather than seen'.
Lows of about 2°C overnight, with a frosty start possible. Sunday is sunny and 12°C. Gloves are being found in the pockets of other coats.
Sunny spells all day, highs of 14°C, then a 40 per cent chance of rain around 9pm. Guisers say the weather 'finally gets it'.
Days are now shorter than a council meeting about car parking. Vitamin D tablets sold out in one Perth pharmacy, possibly.
Next week looks mostly settled with overnight frost and fog that may linger in places. The Tay valley prepares to disappear each morning.
Clear skies on Sunday give way to a low near 0°C. Monday morning will feel like −1°C, which Perth will describe as 'baltic'.
Saturday cloud thickens with patchy light rain from the evening. Parents advised to waterproof the witch.
Long sunny spells, barely a breeze and less than a 5% chance of rain. Residents check the calendar twice, then put a washing out.

Lights out? Smells nice. Now in Power Cut, Granny's Hall Cupboard and Wet Dog By The Fire. Never leave a lit candle unattended, even a funny one.

Feeling a bit leany? Restores posture to stacks, steeples and uncles after weddings. Consult a qualified professional. Seriously. — Kinnoull Vitality Co.